Sentence examples for what has raised from inspiring English sources

What has raised eyebrows in movie circles is the indelicate manner in which Time Warner, which owns the studio, has pushed Mr. Horn aside.

What has raised this possibility is the emergence of a militantly secular party, Shinui, as a potential alternative to the religious parties.

What has raised expectations about Ms. Chang is "Hunger" (Penguin Books, $12.95), a novella and story collection that has earned a collection of outstanding reviews.

What has raised eyebrows and greened complexions in Washington in recent weeks is the deal's super-generous financial terms: before she left the bank, Ms Riza was earning $132,660.

What has raised doctors' costs in the last year, state officials say, is a state law raising the amount of coverage doctors must buy on their own before they can qualify to buy the state-run excess coverage.

What has raised perhaps the most debate is his ruling that compensation for loss of life -- so-called blood money -- should be the same for men and women, even though current religious law considers the life of a woman or a non-Muslim to be worth half that of a Muslim man.

What had raised all these apparitions from the dead?

What had raised the concerns of police, said the Victoria Police Chief Commissioner, Ken Lay, were reports of the teenager brandishing what appeared to be an Isis flag in a shopping centre.

Partly concerned with exposing the falsehood of this Eurocentric attitude, he recognized that what had raised the apparently simple sayings of the pre-Socratics to the status of philosophy was the subsequent sustained commentaries by later philosophers.

Money started to pour in, though most of what she has raised has come from outside the "Small Wonder State".

With roughly 15 months before the election, Mr. Thompson has used $1 million, or slightly more than 20percentt, of what he has raised.